Nutrition, body systems and coordination
Whole chapter · 11–17 focused hours
Nutrition, body systems and coordination
First systematic UPSC revision with school-level arithmetic and basic science vocabulary; no specialist science degree assumed.
Includes
- Assigned sections and concise recall notes
- Available mapped practice and analysis of mistakes
- One initial closed-book review
Separate time needed
- Specialist derivations and laboratory training
- Subsequent revision and full mock tests
- Continuing technology and mission updates
- Duplicated ecology, agriculture, health-administration or energy-policy study
Editorial planning estimate; not learner timing data
- Nutrition and digestion
- Transport and respiration
- Excretion and fluid balance
- Nervous and hormonal control
Whole chapter reading
- NIOS Science and Technology: Nutrition, Transportation, Respiration and Excretion ↗
Sections 22.1–22.6; nutrient tables: assign only the named functions/deficiency examples, exclude B4 and vitamin-E fertility claims, food-source lists and dietary quantities. Use Health Science for lymphocyte/immune function, not the simplified white-cell account in 22.8.4.
- NIOS Science and Technology: Nutrition, Transportation, Respiration and Excretion ↗
Sections 22.7–22.9; nutrient tables: assign only the named functions/deficiency examples, exclude B4 and vitamin-E fertility claims, food-source lists and dietary quantities. Use Health Science for lymphocyte/immune function, not the simplified white-cell account in 22.8.4.
- NIOS Science and Technology: Nutrition, Transportation, Respiration and Excretion ↗
Section 22.10; nutrient tables: assign only the named functions/deficiency examples, exclude B4 and vitamin-E fertility claims, food-source lists and dietary quantities. Use Health Science for lymphocyte/immune function, not the simplified white-cell account in 22.8.4.
- NIOS Science and Technology: Control and Coordination ↗
Sections 23.1–23.6
- NIOS Science and Technology: Nutrition, Transportation, Respiration and Excretion ↗
Section 22.4(d), Table 22.1: functions and deficiency examples for A, B1, B12, C, D and K only. Exclude the B4 listing, vitamin E fertility claim and food-source column; not a supplement or treatment guide.